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Wednesday became all about 'The Flash' as 'Arrow' announced that the scarlet speedster would feature in his own CW pilot, rather than suit up later in the season, just before the first images of Grant Gustin's Barry Allen broke, but what of this week's "State V. Queen"? Find out what brings Vertigo ('Fringe' vet Seth Gabel) back in play in a brand-new clip from this week's latest install

Earlier today we learned that 'Arrow''s impending 'Flash' spinoff would in fact emerge as a separate pilot, rather than feature the character's super-powered origin later on in the season, but that won't stop Grant Gustin from popping up as Central City police scientist Barry Allen on December 4! Get a first look at "The Scientist" with the pre-Flash inside!

We were more than a bit skeptical when 'Arrow' season 2 announced that it would introduce DC superhero Barry Allen into its story, culminating in a 2014 episode to serve as a backdoor pilot for a potential CW 'Flash' spinoff, and now it seems producers have blinked as well. Grant Gustin's 'Flash' will still receive a pilot for a potential series, but not in 'Arrow' season 2 as originally planned.

While we're still waiting for a bit of forward momentum on 'Supernatural' season 9, next weeks' "Bad Boys" will take a pit-stop to the past, as Dean is confronted by the fallout of a brief time he spent in a boys' home growing up. The first photos and clips of "Bad Boys" have arrived, so what spell are the 'Supernatural' boys conjuring this week?

'Arrow' season 2 still managed to hit the mark with last night's "Keep Your Enemies Closer," an episode that abdicated the main plot for a Diggle-centric turn in Russia, but will the CW superhero drama have the same true aim when Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) makes a speedy entrance into town in "The Scientist"? Find out what brings the Flash to Starling City with a few new spoile

Though the past week brought shocking and divisive news that 'Girls' star Adam Driver was potentially up for the role of Dick Grayson/Nightwing in 'Batman Vs. Superman,' we'd heard long before that Nightwing could potentially swoop into The CW's 'Arrow.' A 'Vampire Diaries' star has recently been suggesting himself in contention for the role, but is there any real truth to the rumor?

Granted, standards for The CW are far different than that of other broadcast networks like CBS or even NBC, it seems The CW has a full house in its fall 2013 lineup. Full-season orders have been given to 'The Vampire Diaries' offshoot 'The Originals,' as well as Amell-cousin fronted 'The Tomorrow People,' and the Mary Queen of Scots drama 'Reign.'

Between a "Slumber Party" that finally killed the Wicked Witch, and a "Dog Dean Afternoon" that left the elder Winchester brother cleaning out his car, 'Supernatural' will finally get back to to the business of solving the angel problem in next week's "Heaven Can't Wait." We've got the first sneak peek of the hour, so what's the latest issue with getting those tricky

You may have heard that Marvel had a minor announcement concerning the future of their TV properties this morning, but following DC's earlier venture of a CW 'Hourman,' it seems The CW has yet another DC-related property to throw on the pile; this time with zombies! The network has ordered a pilot for 'iZombie' from 'Veronica Mars' creator Rob Thomas, but what is DC's latest venture all about? Rea

Much as we love Felicia Day, there's no denying that 'Supernatural' veered the Impala off the road into one of its sillier hours in this past week's "Slumber Party." That said, the long-running CW drama looks to get even more ridiculous with next week's "Dog Dean Afternoon," judging by the first photos and clip from the canine-centric episode.

Last night's all-new 'Arrow' installment "Crucible" may have dialed back the DC references from the previous week's "Broken Dolls," but next week's "League of Assassins" has comic book goodness written all over it. Oliver and the Canary (Caity Loitz) will take in the titular League as led by Al-Owal ('Homeland''s Navid Negahban), and we've got the first photos to prov

In what might be the most terrifying Halloween news of all, it seems '90s rap rock stalwart Limp Bizkit may have risen from the grave to attack The CW. Forgotten frontman Fred Durst has entered development with the network to craft a new drama approximating the origins of the "Nookie" band in 'The Noise,' but should we have any faith it will keep rollin'?